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Once the flagship SUV of Hyundai Motor, the 'Galloper' is making a new debut in Spain by combining China's production infrastructure with Japanese technology.
The newly established company 'Gallopers Iberia' has unveiled two new models set to launch in the European market starting this October. The models presented are the pickup truck 'Ayanet', based on the Nissan Navara, and the frame-body SUV 'Gredos', based on the Nissan Terra.
These two vehicles were produced by modifying Chinese-made Nissan models with different badges. The exterior of the cars features the Galloper's original name and a new emblem, while the interior is equipped with the latest large display to deliver a modern and sophisticated digital feel.
The vehicles are powered by Mitsubishi's highly reliable 2.0L gasoline turbo engine. Delivering a maximum output of 218 horsepower, they combine a ZF 8-speed automatic transmission with a BorgWarner four-wheel-drive system, enabling off-road capabilities.
The origins are complex. While using the familiar name 'Galloper' for us, production takes place at Coronet in Anhui, China. The powertrain components — both chassis and engine — are Japanese. The company is also considering a future shift to local production in Spain.
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